Russia's Central Bank Releases First Digital Asset Regulatory Framework, Sets 50M–250M Ruble Capital Requirements

According to The Block, Russia's Central Bank unveiled a regulatory framework for digital asset trading, establishing entry and operational rules for crypto exchanges and digital custodians. The draft requires custodians to maintain registered capital between 50 million and 250 million rubles in highly liquid, high-credit-quality assets. Electronic platform operators face similar capital requirements. The framework enters impact assessment phase while maintaining the existing ban on domestic crypto payments, creating a compliant trading structure for retail transactions.
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